Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-02
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lowing eui0Ry and Fesoius'ans ws1s
unanimoesIg sdOvted and ordered
sprssd on The minutes asd publisAsd 10
tha Seattle PosT-IETKzIIoxrcxn. and .
copy sent 10 bis mother aud sisssFs
Eosk Grand, 0fiesrs asd BrotAeTs:
The daty y0a have aESlgnsd Is fog lnis
oeoaaicn Il 6 asFroWfnl o0e, for 9 q .
Reminder thai death hos entsreo cur
circle Of bsoshAsh0Od e9d taken IRON
OnF association cNs Il cur memoefss
AID borne him 10 thas place frem when
No tFaveieR returns, and bis prese1oe
shall be known no more ~ eur midss
Dsssh a. eli times IL sd and sorrow
fni 10 oOntenplate, bat IN the eaae OF
our brother, 20 young and ~ tbe miost
az his uaefu,nezs and fax from bis home,
Il comes doubiy sad: and We Feaiizs
fhaa ne Iook ar0und over broken and
stricken circle who have mef toestheF
on this occasion 10 pay this parting sri
bute Of love aud respees 70 cur departed
brother. SD Indeed 10 the duty that
We perform tonight. fof Ne realize thas
a felIoW brother has been taken from
us, & brother Who BY his faithful oeEo-
ton 20 the pFinoiplss Of our 0FdaF, By
AZ earnest desire for the success and
prosperity Of our organization, by
bis genial fEiendship, his noble ex.
am pie and upright life. bad
not snly won our respect and esteem,
bat had established himself IN the good
viii end couhdenca Of our entire mem-
bership, and We cannot bat Feabzs that
va have met with an iFFeparabis loas,
one Ne cannot oveF-estimaie, and one
that cannot be made ~ 70 us, ana, ~
brotherhood, We shall miss bin from
euy presence; miss his friendly greet
ing, bis genial presence, bis words OF
counsel and brothaTly regard; and y IL
meet that we, ~ an organic attsn {,
should pua on the habliimsats OF noun
inR. aud that, e. brothsrs, We should
dfop q sad and silent tear 20 bic mem
oFy, for be has Rone from our midsi
forever aud Ia the future We are only
20 know hin IN The fseslieotiona thst
ue cherish, until We shall again meet
him 10 the Grand Lodge oa high.
He loved this organization. for be re-
aIlEsd that 10 vas fouuded on noble
principles principles Of hope, faith
and charity, and prineiples By which
NOT only its members are made better,
bat thai bless The wsFld aFound as.
He vas ever true 10 lie requirements,
never faltsFioR Ia bis dates and 10 bis
sonfdsnoe 10 its principles and prom
lssa. Stricken down 10 the prime OF
life, bis work on this earth uuG9 ished,
let us hops his aims may DO accom-
plished In another and better world.
"IIeavss have their time TO fall.
And flowers 10 witheg at the north
winds breath.
And stars b set; bat ell,
Tneu hast, al % Isons for thine owD,
D, Death"
He has fallen before his time. We say,
aia work undone, bis friends beEeft,
His life checked 10 its pRims; BAT, nay,
Gods will be dine. His Ways are best.
II, has gone TO that home on high, 'tis
true,
And loved onss are waiting 10 follow.
Thaa death oonts among uS and says
70 you,
This life d bu. a moCksry hollow.
Beyond is The tTus life whose future
shall be
A future Of rest from ell pain,
4 future, vhsrs meetinl again, we'll
A union OF loved onss sRain.
So, when from this temple has parted
the breath,
ADD the sands Of this life have been
sown,
We can SAY wishOu. sOnOviyR, then, o
Death,
Thou hast all te,sons for thine own.
And now, brethren. il Ia needless "a
remind yoa Of the duty ne owe our de
ceased brother. for We note the Teadi
ness, aye, the eaeerness, of this entire
membership 10 do their dntY as Odd
Fellows % his striker mother and sister,
and, In closing, We ask you TO treasure
the virtues aud practices Of oar depart.
ed brother and hold bis memory Il
grateful remembrance.
RESOLUTIONS or aEsPEcr.
NHEaEAs, Il has pleased Almighty
God 20 remove from our midst our iAts
brother y. W. Mylen. r. O.. q loved and
loyal member Of our order.
MHKRuAs, We humbly bow 10 Hin
Who controls the Issues Of life, yet ".
deem u bat inss aud appropriate that
fitting recognition OF his many virtues
should be given IN the following resolu
tons, and
WHEMKas. He vas an sctive member
OF this society and his inhusuce wal
used for lee welfare aud prosperity, be
YES true friend and companion and
one whoss example should be = stand
ard % emulation 10 bis fellow brethren
and. therefore. be ID
Resolved, By Cascade Lodge, No. 81
10. q. ", that we, bis brothers aud as
sOciates, feel a deep sense Of affeclioa
toward The departed aud hereby testify
20 the same BY this token Of respect 10
his memory,
RssasNl, That 10 the death OF y. w,
Mylen. this body laments the loss Of one
OF lie best and most faithful members,
aud one who was ever ready TO prof. 81
the hand OF friendship and the voice IL
sympAthy 10 the needy OF tnis fraternity
kesolpef, That the heartfelt sympathy
OF this lodge BE- extended 20 bis rela-
tives and especially to his mother and
sister left 10 lament his loss 10 a distant
State.
Resolved. That the thanks of this
Lodge be ex ended 10 Mr.. aud Mrs, A y.
\. Jcurs FOR theif kindness ana care
shown out late brother during bis sick
u, s.
Rssoirsd. That the thanhs Of this
Ledge be extended g. tie Reysrend
Nj. Hanson for his Kind and generous
words during the funeral service.
Rssatrsd. That the thanks Of this
Lodge Be extended 10 TIE OliiosFs asa
members OF Olive Branch Lodge No. 4
l. q. o. r., FOE their kind endeavoFs
and for The sarviss rendered this body
BY them IN giving assistance 10 our late
brother, and 10 son3usiing the funeral
services.
R,salrsd. That the thanks o, this
Ia dee be extended TO al other brothers
and friends foF kindness ,hewa cur
late brother.
Rosfrsi, That - q mAfk Of respe u 10
d departed Q draps the chair former
" occapis q By him 10 moaruing, unlil
the expiration Of his tsrm q Oeice, and
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